This full-length 4K walking video by nadawalk provides viewers with an immersive journey through Kusatsu, a district in Hiroshima, Japan. The video begins at the Rikizen No. 2 Railroad Crossing, a notable local landmark, giving train enthusiasts and urban explorers insight into Kusatsu’s dynamic streets and railway lines. As the walk progresses, viewers will encounter an array of notable stops, including Koizumi Honten, a beloved local business, and the spiritual approach to Kaizoji Temple, offering glimpses into both everyday life and traditional Japanese religious practices.

Highlights midway through include Kusatsu Hachimangu Shrine, an important Shinto shrine in the community, and Jokyoji Temple, distinguished by its rare long pine tree stretching sideways—a unique natural sight that stands out even in the scenic landscape of Hiroshima. The video also captures the experience of a train passing by in perfect timing, a quintessential moment for Japan rail fans.

The second half of the walk leads viewers past the bustling Kusatsu Station and the more serene Kusatsu Minami Station, before stopping at Arate Depot and Alpark, a prominent Hiroshima shopping and entertainment complex. The final portion documents popular local scenes such as the Hiroshima Sun Plaza and the venue for a Hiroshima Dragonflies basketball game, connecting viewers to local sports and entertainment culture. This tour is ideal for anyone interested in Hiroshima’s less touristy, authentic neighborhoods—and is full of recommendations for both casual visitors and serious travelers interested in temples, shrines, and daily life in Japan.

Kusatsu offers not only historical sites but also vibrant community life with a harmonious mix of old and new. From its temples and shrines nestled among shops, to everyday scenes and special moments like catching a passing train or spotting a rare beverage like Blue Coca-Cola, this walk is a valuable guide for those planning to explore Hiroshima beyond the better-known areas.